[Christopher Walken vox:] You know, all this talk about Clear Channell, and selling their stationns, is it REALLY... about money?
I don't know why, but I just envisioned him saying that line.
While yes it is about money, is it because they can't afford to keep them, or is it because they're afraid they won't be able to fetch as handsome a price for them later on, in relation to operating costs?
If you've been following the real estate market trends, things are not looking good for sellers. I'll bet this also relates to those who would like to sell radio station properties as well.
Might I suggest that they try to dump out when a good price can be obtained before they bottom out and can't sell (or their fear of such), and buy back when the price is cheaper?
I don't know why, but I just envisioned him saying that line.
While yes it is about money, is it because they can't afford to keep them, or is it because they're afraid they won't be able to fetch as handsome a price for them later on, in relation to operating costs?
If you've been following the real estate market trends, things are not looking good for sellers. I'll bet this also relates to those who would like to sell radio station properties as well.
Might I suggest that they try to dump out when a good price can be obtained before they bottom out and can't sell (or their fear of such), and buy back when the price is cheaper?